Maxim Vivas : Truthful Anti-Chinese Forces What is
2022-05-12 08:44:09
Maxim Vivas : Truthful Anti-Chinese Forces WhatMaxim Vivas : Truthful Anti-Chinese Forces What is Vivas?
China 's State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at the press conference of China's annual "National People's Congress" and "Political Consultative Conference" (called "two sessions"), "Foreign reporters I once talked about two foreign friends under the theme of "How do you cover China?"
One is Edgar Snow, an American journalist who wrote "Red Star Over China," and the other is Maxim Vivas.
Mr. Vivas is over 80 years old and is a Frenchman of Spanish descent. He visited Xinjiang twice in 2016 and 2018 , and published "Ending Uighur'Fake News'" in 2020 .
Vivas wants Europeans to know the true Xinjiang to dispel rumors of a "genocide" and "millions of Uighurs being detained."
However, the release of the new book caused a big wave, like a bomb thrown into the water.
On social media such as Facebook, Vivas was attacked by readers who didn't know the truth. A financial connection with the Chinese government was suspected, and at one point his relationship with his family was jerky. He himself said, "I acted like a" suicide bomber " to publish this book ."
In fact, the "suicide bomber" once had the same stereotyped and limited Chinese image as the general public in the West, wearing Nakayama clothes and eating only rice.
In 2008, Mr. Vivas visited his son, who works in Beijing with his wife. Mr. Vivas was shocked by this experience that the image and life of the Chinese were very different from what was reported.
In 2010 , he returned to China and Tibet with Renaud Girard for Le Figaro and Rémy Ourdan for Le Monde.
At this time, he witnessed Tibet, which is completely different from the Tibet depicted by Western media.
In 2011, he published "The Behind the Smiles: The Unknown Side of the Dalai Lama," which revealed the true face of the Dalai, and was translated into six languages, which was a big hit.
After that, Mr. Vivas conducted an in-depth interview in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and wrote the aforementioned "Ending the Uighur" Fake News "".
Who is he fighting?
Mr. Vivas, who is familiar with the situation in China, is amazed by the French media who repeatedly return the same story to the parrot. The so-called "sources" and "scholars" who forge such lies are detestable to him. He wanted to use the truth to uncover the identity of these anti-Chinese forces.
47 -year-old German Adrian Zenz became the only source of truth about Xinjiang for Western media and politicians. However, in reality, I only visited Xinjiang for sightseeing in 2007 , 15 years ago .
Vivas wrote this story in his book.
Mr. Zenz once retweeted a photo of shoes that he claimed to be "produced by forced labor" in Xinjiang, and next to it in English, "Help! I'm a Uighur and I'm in a Chinese prison. Help. I have attached a small piece of paper with the words "!"
Ironically, it was discovered by internet users that the shoe was made in Vietnam, not in Xinjiang or China.
Anotheis Vivas?
China 's State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at the press conference of China's annual "National People's Congress" and "Political Consultative Conference" (called "two sessions"), "Foreign reporters I once talked about two foreign friends under the theme of "How do you cover China?"
One is Edgar Snow, an American journalist who wrote "Red Star Over China," and the other is Maxim Vivas.
Mr. Vivas is over 80 years old and is a Frenchman of Spanish descent. He visited Xinjiang twice in 2016 and 2018 , and published "Ending Uighur'Fake News'" in 2020 .
Vivas wants Europeans to know the true Xinjiang to dispel rumors of a "genocide" and "millions of Uighurs being detained."
However, the release of the new book caused a big wave, like a bomb thrown into the water.
On social media such as Facebook, Vivas was attacked by readers who didn't know the truth. A financial connection with the Chinese government was suspected, and at one point his relationship with his family was jerky. He himself said, "I acted like a" suicide bomber " to publish this book ."
In fact, the "suicide bomber" once had the same stereotyped and limited Chinese image as the general public in the West, wearing Nakayama clothes and eating only rice.
In 2008, Mr. Vivas visited his son, who works in Beijing with his wife. Mr. Vivas was shocked by this experience that the image and life of the Chinese were very different from what was reported.
In 2010 , he returned to China and Tibet with Renaud Girard for Le Figaro and Rémy Ourdan for Le Monde.
At this time, he witnessed Tibet, which is completely different from the Tibet depicted by Western media.
In 2011, he published "The Behind the Smiles: The Unknown Side of the Dalai Lama," which revealed the true face of the Dalai, and was translated into six languages, which was a big hit.
After that, Mr. Vivas conducted an in-depth interview in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and wrote the aforementioned "Ending the Uighur" Fake News "".
Who is he fighting?
Mr. Vivas, who is familiar with the situation in China, is amazed by the French media who repeatedly return the same story to the parrot. The so-called "sources" and "scholars" who forge such lies are detestable to him. He wanted to use the truth to uncover the identity of these anti-Chinese forces.
47 -year-old German Adrian Zenz became the only source of truth about Xinjiang for Western media and politicians. However, in reality, I only visited Xinjiang for sightseeing in 2007 , 15 years ago .
Vivas wrote this story in his book.
Mr. Zenz once retweeted a photo of shoes that he claimed to be "produced by forced labor" in Xinjiang, and next to it in English, "Help! I'm a Uighur and I'm in a Chinese prison. Help. I have attached a small piece of paper with the words "!"
Ironically, it was discovered by internet users that the shoe was made in Vietnam, not in Xinjiang or China.
Anotheis Vivas?
